adminThousands turn up to register mining syndicates
Midlands Bureau Chief
THOUSANDS of people continue to turn up on a daily basis at the local Zanu-PF offices in Kwekwe for the registration of mining syndicates that are expected to explore the recently discovered gold alluvial deposits in the Sherwood Park farming area.
VP Mujuru pays tribute to ANC
Harare Bureau
ZIMBABWE will always remain grateful to South Africa and the ANC leadership for fostering peace in the country, Vice President Joice Mujuru has said.
Victoria Falls Council disconnects water supplies to defaulting hotel
Victoria Falls Reporter
VICTORIA Falls Municipality has disconnected water supplies to Sprayview Hotel and is threatening to shut down defaulting premises at the busiest shopping centre in the CBD — Sopers Arcade.
Chisora predicts 8-round win over Klitschko
Britain’s Dereck Chisora has vowed to knock Vitali Klitschko out in the eighth round to claim the veteran Ukrainian’s WBC heavyweight crown.
Era of capitalist order ends: Iran
Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says the era of a global capitalist order has ended, insisting that the capitalist powers’ logic is merely based on bullying, weapons and threats.
Venus pulls out of Australian Open
Venus Williams has been forced to pull out of the Australian Open, which starts on Monday, through illness.
Judicial commission must attend to problem areas
It is often said justice delayed is justice denied.
Angelus, Turk mines workers go on strike
Business Reporter
Workers at Turk and Angelus mines have gone on strike over unspecified reasons.
Clearing South Sudan of deadly landmines
By Wanjohi Kabukuru
JUBA — Before 2004 it would take three to four days to travel to Juba from the border towns of Nimule and Kapoeta. Cycling was the safest means of transport. The entire area of what is now South Sudan was a war zone, and was covered with an unknown number of landmines.
Zambia names final Afcon squad
Chipolopolo trainer Herve Renard says his squad can compete against the best that Africa can throw at his assemblage.